Thursday, October 19, 2017

Tsubasa Honda: Even more recent happenings



 As eerie as Tsubasa looks that bottom pic is one of my faves for this year, can think of a few other sultry words that have nothing to do with being creepy. Should be hearing quite a bit from Tsubasa over the next six or so weeks as on December 1st the "Full Metal Alchemist" live action movie will be released. It's expected to be a massive hot and she has the lead female role of Winry in the film.


 Tsubasa's latest drama "Okusama wa, Tori Atsukai Chui" began October 4th on NTV. The third episode aired last night and unsure whether I'm going to view it. Have seen most of her dramas but lately shows from Japan just can't compare to the ones from Korea. Think I will eventually watch it but like most series will let it finish it's run first.



 This has to be at least the sixth Tsubasa post since August, usually that'll mean not a lot of new pics but do have many of them for today. Not many of them in this first batch which is from the Vogue Girl site and if you want to visit it there is a terrific two minute video of her there:
https://voguegirl.jp/feature/girlofthemonth/20171013







 Of course we have Tsubasa pics from the Non-no site though not that many for October.






 However the HK Non-no site had plenty of new enticing Tsubasa pics.












 The Ginza district in Tokyo has a fashion week twice a year, it was started in 2011 as a benefit to help the survivors of that year's earthquake/tsunami. Tsubasa was at this year's Autumn week which was held at the Ginza Six store which is quite high class,
 That's the way Tsubasa looked, perhaps not exceedingly high class but 100% perfect in our eyes. Wish she could have ditched the lamb but it was part of the show's theme which was wool. Plenty of pics here from the event that took place on the 17th followed by a video of it.

















1 comment:

  1. Who knows what the hell is going on in those vogue pics but that first shot from the HK non-no, Simon says Approved 👍

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